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Hebrews 13:3, 2 Corinthians 11:23, Romans 8:36, 2 Corinthians 5, 2 Corinthians 4:6-12, Genesis1:3-4 We have a light and we need to make it evenin the midst of persecution on any level. Our light is separated from darkness and it is good!

Maybe we cannot understand what they are going through, but we can still pray for them and we can learn from them. They can teach us. The question is what can you learn from those who are being persecuted for their faith? How can we apply what they know and experience from their culture to ours which is vastly different? Fortunately there is something that we still do have in common with them. It is our faith in Jesus and the Word of God. Today I am going to share five things I think we can learn from Martyrs.

In the most profound sense, our God is awesome. He is full of wrath -- and His wrath is beautiful! How can that be? And to the child of God, the sweetest invitation is given by heaven itself--the invitation to the marriage supper of the Lamb. This passage of Scripture is most precious and full of praise and encouragement. Join the Grace United crew as we get lost in the wonder of heaven's Four Fold Hallelujah!

Quick! How many places in the Bible tell us about silence in heaven, and why are all voices hushed? What does God do with the prayers of the martyred saints who cry out for vengeance on those who killed them? In our day of tolerance and the world's demand for Christians to obey the 11th commandment ("thou shall be nice"), this passage gives a helpful corrective. God will take action, for "these things must take place." Join the Grace United crew as we explore the meaning of this cryptic statement "There was silence in heaven."

Sermon Toft Evensong 27th July 2008. Romans 8:26-39 <<God works in all situations // No situation is out of reach of God's love.>> INTRODUCTION Where is life hard for you at the moment? Grandmother (88) arthiritis, partially sighted. Dad – prostate cancer; radiotherapy Cousin – testicular cancer; chemo…

Title: Sure ‘Nuff Spiritual Warfare. Text: Revelation 6:9-17. CIT: Between the Rapture and the Second Coming of Jesus, people dying for Christ will escalate and God will send disasters to the earth. Theme: Living and dying for Jesus is the norm, not the abnormal. Purpose: Salvation/Discipleship/Commitment.…

— Heaven — By — Randy Alcorn — 08.10.08 — WHAT IS LIFE LIKE IN THE INTERMEDIATE HEAVEN? — "When I was a boy, the thought of Heaven used to frighten me more than the thought of Hell. I pictured Heaven as a place where time would be perpetual Sundays, with perpetual services from which there would be no…

In his book High Maintenance Relationships, Les Parrott identifies the types of people who are likely to hurt us and take energy from us. Here are some of them: Critics constantly complain or give unwanted advice. Martyrs are forever the victim and wracked with self-pity. Wet blankets are pessimistic…

The Importance of the Resurrection 1 Cor. 15:12-19 I. Intro a. Every Easter you can expect to read scores of news Magazines on the Issue of religion i. Newsweek- “Is God Real?” “Later when Blaise Pascal tried to get it all down on paper, he wrote in bursts, capturing flashes of what he thought he had…